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5/31- This JTA item caught my eye given the heavy response to my blog post on smoking:
Israeli men and women better think twice before they light up -- the government has established a separate Health Ministry unit devoted to combating the dangers of smoking.
The new legislation will strengthen the law against smoking in public places and tightly restrict the advertising and marketing of tobacco products.
It also will ban cigarette sales in automated vending machines and require the inclusion of graphic warnings on tobacco products, including photos of black lungs and stained teeth.
Taxes on cigarettes could rise dramatically following a recommendation of Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz scheduled to come before the Cabinet in 90 days.
The law also singles out teachers, who will be prohibited from smoking in educational institutions.
Given the sad fact that many American teens start smoking during visits to Israel -- where cigarettes are cheap, easy to get and popular -- and the notorious addiction of Israelis (about 20 percent smoke) this is very welcome news.
Beginning this week, you can be fined for lighting up in New York City parks and on beaches, the latest step in the city's war on smoking spearheaded by Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Say what you will about the mayor, but he certainly puts his money where your mouth is, investing millions of his own philanthropic dollars in the fight against smoking worldwide and putting the city resources to work reducing second-hand smoke exposure and encouraging people to quit. Those are worthy efforts. A growing number of municipalities around the country are following suit in public spaces smoking bans, and the New England Journal of Medicine looks at the issue here.
Which makes you wonder why modern halachic Judaism, which governs so many aspects of how adherents live their lives -- some of which are very personal -- seems to largely look the other way at what common sense dictates should be a clear transgression of religious life. (Here is a good analysis of the smoking ban and halacha regarding smoking in public.)
Is it logical that eating dairy soon after meat is viewed as a bigger transgression against God than deliberately inhaling toxins into your lungs, poisoning other people around you and perhaps harming future children?
Yet it's common to see Modern Orthodox, haredi or chasidic Jews, mostly men (and particularly young yeshiva students) puffing away in public without fear of sanction, often with their own kids nearby. When I studied in Israel it was routine to see people smoking inside yeshivot and I had a few rabbis who not only smoked themselves but even shared their packs of cigarettes with students.
Though awareness of health effects and bans on public smoking have only increased in the decades since, I doubt things have changed much on a practical level. Here is some backgound on recent Jewish law and smoking.
To its credit, the Rabbinical Council of America's Vaad Halacha ruled in 2006 that "smoking is clearly and unquestionably forbidden by halacha and that this should be made known to all who care about the Torah and their health." But I wonder how enforced that judgment is. How many rabbis ban smoking anywhere on the premises of shuls and yeshivas (indoors and outdoors) or at related events, or offer resources for people who want to quit? And how many influential rabbis in other movements are silent on this issue?
"A lot of prominet rabbis and even poskim continue to smoke, so how to ban smoking has been a continual dilemma," Dr. Edward Reichman, associate professor of emergency medicine at Albert Einstein College who is also a rabbi told me.
A frequent lecturer on halacha and medical issues, Dr. Reichman believes there is no question that smoking is against halacha, but he notes that one loophole often cited is that many people live long lives while smoking without getting sick. So to some, that creates doubt about the direct cause and effect that would make smoking a sakanat nefesh, or direct threat to human life.
A group of researchers are even studying Ashkenazi Jews, some of whom smoke, to see if there is some kind of genetic insulation.
"It would be interesting in years to come if there is a genetic test to see who is immune from lung cancer," says Dr. Reichman. "But in this day and age it is indefensible to allow smoking."
Loving the sinner and hating the sin is appropriate here: As the RCA rabbis noted, "While it is important to make clear that halacha prohibits smoking, it is also important not to condemn those who struggle with this issue. Rather we must offer our full help and support to aid them in their quest for physical and spiritual health." But a rabbi doesn't have to deny aliyahs to smokers to have an impact. Private prodding and public, general reminders from the pulpit can help.
Rabbis, shuls and religious organizations could do a lot more to encourage healthier lifestyles -- more exercise, alchohol moderation, ways to cope with stress and kiddush staples that aren't loaded with fat and salt. But the best place to start would be a widespread unequivocal declaration that throwing away God-given good health in favor of a destructive vice is completely contrary to a Torah lifestyle.
Why not encourage a National Jewish Smoke-out, beginning on a Saturday night, when Sabbath observers already have a 25-hour head start?
As someone who has showed up at a weekday minyan more times in the past two months than in the previous two years, I can attest to the boost in self-discipline that comes with a religious mandate.
If being spotted buying or smoking cigarettes carried the same stigma as being seen at McDonald's or driving on Shabbat, numerous lives could be saved.
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If I may provide one more example of antismoker trickery. We've all seen some variation of this "information":
Acetone (nail varnish remover), Ammonia (cleaning agent), Arsenic (ant poison in the USA), Benzene (petrol fumes), Cadmium (car battery fluid), DDT (insecticide), Ethanol (anti-freeze), Formaldehyde (embalming fluid), Hydrogen Cyanide (industrial pollutant), Lead (batteries, petrol fumes), Methanol (rocket fuel), Tar (road surface tar).
This trick was suggested by Simon Chapman (an antismoker) at the Fifth World Conference on Smoking & Health (1983) while presenting his "manual of underhanded tricks & tactics".
"A glance through any copy of the Smoking and Health Bulletin of the U S Department of Health and Human Services shows an entire indexed, section on 'Tobacco Product Additives' . Citations are included from patent office registrations of new chemical applications to tobacco processing and from the specialist chemical literature. Both these sources are virtually unintelligible, let alone normally accessible to the average person but are rich in potential for anyone willing to translate them into news items with popular interest . Polysyllabic chemical names should be checked through a reference book that lists common usages and toxicological data for chemicals . Look for usages that will connote revulsion or concern . For example, well known chemicals found in tobacco include cadmium (as in car batteries), ammonia (as in toilet cleaners), cyanides, formaldehyde and so on ……" (p.15)
Re: Anonymous 15:30 and "DNA damage"
A difficulty of the time is seeing through contemporary antismoking propaganda, given that it is advanced in highly technical language. But one of the tricks used is to remove smoke/smoking from any coherent context. For example, DNA damage/repair occurs thousands of times a day (from eating, drinking, running, anxiety, etc). Numerous encounters during the day will produce "damage" that is typically repaired. This is a fact of living and it is the immune system in motion.
The antismoking propaganda will remove smoke/smoking from this general context and give the impression that DNA "damage" is peculiar to smoking, it never mentions the repair function, or that this is typical bodily activity.
There are certainly long-term risks associated with smoking. However, antismoking propaganda typically goes far beyond these risks, propagating inflammatory exaggerations galore. This has occurred in every antismoking crusade. The antismoking goal is to institute smoking bans by whatever means. The antismoking credo is to never speak of smokers/smoking in any positive terms and always speak of smokers/smoking in negative terms. It can then be understood why an antismoking crusade will inevitably produce irrational fear, hatred, and social division.
Contrary to the antismoking view that there are no benefits from smoking, it will obviously surprise many that there are well-documented benefits from smoking, offsetting the risks.
There are long-known benefits of nicotine, i.e., cognitive enhancement.
And that's just nicotine. There are also behavioral, perceptual, and psychological aspects of smoking.
For the record, antismoking is not new. It has a long, sordid history. Much of it pre-dates even the pretense of a scientific basis or the concoction of secondhand smoke "danger".
America, in particular, should be highly sensitive to antismoking crusades. There were concurrent anti-tobacco and anti-alcohol "crusades" in early-1900s USA. These crusades led to a temporary ban on the sale of tobacco in some states and smoking restrictions in most states, and eventually Prohibition immediately following WWI. In the decade following Prohibition there was a renewed, unsuccessful attempt at a tobacco version of Prohibition.
Pushed by the Eugenics and Temperance Movements, antismoking (and anti-alcohol) was viewed as in the interests of a "healthier" society. Rather, this fake "purity" promoted irrational fear, hatred, and social division: It brought out the worst in the human disposition. Baseless, inflammatory claims were made as a matter of course by so-called "authorities" and "experts".
The current antismoking crusade (and anti-alcohol, prescriptive diet) is a continuation of the eugenics mentality represented by physicians, biologists, statisticians, and behaviorists. Health has again been perversely reduced to only a biological phenomenon.
The fact that earlier efforts to limit alcohol and tabacco consumption might have links to the temperance and eugenics movements of a century ago does not necessarily mean that contemporary efforts regarding smoking have the same idealogical underpinning. although not defensible by traditional Judaism, let's assume for the moment that the individual has total autonomy related to decisions of health and substance consumption. The rights of the individual stop when the rights of another individual are impaired. This would include a right to health and safety. Therefore, given the known and proven damaging effects of second hand smoke, smoking in common areas, especially places where children are present, would be improper. Given that Judaism does make demands upon the individual, restrictions on smoking and excessive drinking are appropriate.
Interesting article. Thanks.
As president of Jewish Vegetarians of North America, I want to point out that the same health-related arguments against smoking can be used against eating meat.
based on the negative health effects of smoking, Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twersky wrote a wonderful article, "Thou Shalt Not Smoke." Based on it, I wrote a parallel article, "Thou Shalt Not Eat Meat." It can be found at:
It should be also considered that plant-based (vegan) diets are most consistent with Jewish mandates to treat animals with compassion, protect the environment, conserve natural resources, and help hungry people, as well as to take care of our health.
It would be nice if government and others would let people choose how they live as long as they aren't harming others. Often times it starts out as wanting to do good but often grows into much worse, particularly when it's the government. Next thing you know it'll be, "Step away from that Twinkie." Don't get me wrong, I don't smoke and wish others didn't for their health. My wife told me she read that within seconds of taking that first puff, a smoker's DNA is altered. Pretty scary stuff. Maybe the best way to get people to stop smoking is to make them aware of just what bad stuff can happen. The DNA fact sure got my attention. I've also heard that if you saw the inside of a smoker's lungs vs. non smokers it would make you sick. Information can be more powerful than controls.
I don't know where Mr. Dichter is coming from regarding Orthodox Jews and smoking. I'm an orthodox charedi Jew, attends shul daily frequents yeshivos, and it is clear policy that smoking is forbidden in all of the above. As a former smoker Iv'e given up smoking. It is clearly articulated that smoking is forbidden as being injurious to ones own health and to others. I'm personally acquainted with many Rabbis and do not know of any who smoke or sanction smoking in others.Smoking is a problem with youth but it is an aberration and some thing parents and educators are very disturbed about. Let us set the record straight.


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yeah meanwhile all the oil producing countries who actually want oil higher, even iran, said it was speculation. go figure.oil can only rise based on contracts being purchased its that simple. oil rises on purchases of contracts on the nymex.i find it extremely hard to believe that for 30 years the contract purchases were orderly and fair then in 2004 at the height of speculation, oil suddenly became "scarce".. now with oil back over $60 the speculators are back, fully government funded this time! because they lost all their money and were insolvent before.as for amazon, i think the crooks are going to take it over $100 this summer, maybe even $105.no i wouldnt be surprised if this fell right below $50 by end of year, starting today, but i view it as unlikely, even if fundamentals warrant it.ill say it again, i wouldnt short unless this stock breaks $73, the old monthly low. if that happens id short carefully maybe.


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Platelets help neutrophils fight inflammation, report researchers from Charite and the Max Delbrueck Center for Molecular Medicine. "We found an entirely new mechanism by which neutrophils induce inflammation," says Ralph Kettritz, M.D., professor of medicine at the Medical Faculty of Charite and investigator at the Max Delbrueck Center for Molecular Medicine.
"So far, scientists have shown that platelets form clots and neutrophils can cause symptoms of inflammation such as swelling, redness, and heat. In this study, we show that platelets and neutrophils sometimes work together to heal a wound or fight an infection."
In addition to neutrophils, macrophages and lymphocytes also engage in the fight against bacteria. These cells are activated by tumor necrosis factor (TNF) released by the neutrophils.
Although there are several ways by which neutrophils release TNF, the investigators report that they found a totally new and different way that neutrophils can be stimulated to produce TNF. "We found that a neutrophil can acquire receptors that are not already present on its surface and use them to stimulate the production of TNF," says Dr. Kettritz.
The receptors, called GPIIb/IIIa, are sent to neutrophils by platelets. These receptors are packaged in vesicles called microparticles that, when they reach a neutrophil, bind to its surface and release the receptors. The receptors are then incorporated into the neutrophil's cell membrane.
Dr. Kettritz and his team also found that these newly-acquired receptors did not work alone. To stimulate neutrophils to produce TNF, the GPIIb/IIIa receptor works in tandem with the receptor for granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF). The GM-CSF substance are already known to be released at the early stages of inflammation.
The scientists found that the neutrophil produces TNF both when GPIIb/IIIa binds to a protein outside the cell called fibronectin and when the GM-CSF receptor binds to GM-CSF. "We also found for the first time that receptors involved in blood clotting also trigger an inflammatory response," Dr. Kettritz notes.
Kettritz and colleagues tested three drugs currently used to prevent blood clotting by inhibiting GPIIb/IIIa receptors—abciximab, epifibatide, and tirofiban—on cell cultures in which neutrophils had received the GPIIb/IIIa receptors from platelets and confirmed the drugs' effects on inflammation. The scientists showed that all three drugs inhibited the production of TNF, which reduced inflammation in these cells.
These results also led the researchers to speculate that some of the beneficial effects of the three drugs on patients with acute coronary syndrome result from their anti-inflammatory properties.
The study will be published in the September 21 issue of the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
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I am working on a challenging problem : finding a solution to get data after a booking process. Basically, I have a page with a form (SLIM FORM), that I need to automatically fill with informations coming from provider form (e.g. easyjet.com or hotels.com, any booking site basically). For instance : https://secure.booking.com/hotel/es/royal.html?sid=1c2bab12a0c64a541728840f52cd6401;errorc_checkin_invalid=checkin;errorc_intro_error_message_invalid=intro_error_message;errorv_stage=1;errorv_checkin=2011-07-05;errorv_hotel_id=90228;errorv_installment_count=1;errorv_hostname=www.booking.com;errorv_nr_rooms_9022801_80638194_0=1;errorv_interval=1 the information in my Booking is what i need to get.
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It's not possible to have both on the same page, because with cURL, there is no communication with the external server, and with iframes, it leaves the page ASAP the src of the iframe changes.
So, I decided that the booking process should happen on a dedicated page, in the domain of the booking provider (easyjet.com...)
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Ashley Judd headlines this earnest psychological drama centered on the monumental inner struggle of Helen, a successful music professor and happily married mother suffering from severe mental illness. After years of suppressing her bipolar disorder, Helen suffers a crippling emotional breakdown. Subsequently hospitalized, she befriends Mathilda, who offers a sense of understanding and emotional solace that her family cannot. But in time Helen's suffering becomes overwhelming, and she begins to believe that death is the only solution. Desperate, Helen's husband and daughter fight to prove to her that life is worth living, and convince her that there are other options for overcoming her illness. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
- Genre: Drama
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- Theme: Mental Illness, Teachers and Students
- Run Time: 01 hr 59 min
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- Release Date: August 10, 2010
- Lead Actor: Goran Visnjic , Ashley Judd , Alberta Watson , Alexia Fast , Lauren Lee Smith
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RELEASE: May 31, 2014
Gladstone, N.J.
- In less than a week the 2014 USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National Championship and World Equestrian Games Selection Trials will occur June 2-5, 2014. Para-Dressage athletes from around the United States will meet at the USET Foundation Headquarters in Gladstone, NJ, for their opportunity to represent the United States in Normandy, France. Over the year equestrians have prepared by traveling around the world to multiple Para-Equestrian Dressage competitions. One of those athletes includes young rider Sydney Collier (Grade Ib) of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Collier participated in the 2012 USEF National Championships but was unable to compete for the London Paralympics since she was under the minimum qualification age of 16. The 2013 through 2014 calendar has been a year of intense preparation, thousands of miles, and multiple trips down the centerline. Earning the Jonathan Wentz Memorial Scholarship Fund in 2014 helped Collier in 2014 before the Selection Trials/ National Championship.
Sydney Collier and Willi Wesley at the 2014 Adequan Global Dressage Festival CPEDI3* (Lindsay Y. McCall)
The Jonathan Wentz Scholarship Fund was established to continue the dream of Paralympian Jonathan Wentz; to advance High Performance Para Dressage in the USA by supporting and encouraging USA Para Dressage Young Riders to set the goal of International competition. Scholarship funds go toward assisting USA Para- Dressage High Performance Young Riders (ages 16-25 within the competition year), who are actively competing in 3* and above International Para-Dressage competitions, and have qualified for the U.S. Young Rider Para-Equestrian Championships. Funds are awarded to help offset competition expenses up to $1,000.00 per competition to help cover entry and other fees including stabling and/or shipping (must be greater than 500 miles one way) costs for competition.
Collier was excited to receive this Scholarship Fund she explained, "I am excited and focused as Selection Trials and the National Championship gets closer and closer. It was such a great experience in 2012 to have qualified at the National level. Even though I was too young at that point to be included in Selection Trials for the London Paralympics it was an invaluable learning experience as I was growing and developing as a rider. I hope other Junior/Young riders will continue to use the National level shows as preparation for events like this regardless of the possible age restraints because it is absolutely the best way to find yourself prepared for all the ins and outs of future international and high level competitions."
She continued, "I was so incredibly honored to be the first recipient of the Jonathan Wentz Memorial Scholarship Fund for Junior/Young Riders who are both actively competing at the International level and actively promoting Para-Dressage through speaking engagements and by volunteering at events in the community. In 2010 I met Jonathan Wentz at the World Equestrian Games and even though he was showing at a top level and was part of the USPEA, Jonathan was an invaluable mentor and friend showing me the ropes of training and competition while also sharing many laughs along the way. I learned from Jonathan that to be competitive and recognized as an athlete you need to be consistently training, competing and improving as well as an ambassador for your sport. As this was my goal I followed his lead, training my first year to the National level competitions and then to International CPEDI3* competitions. Although I am young I have competed in six CPEDI3* competitions and over 20 USDF/USEF recognized shows over the last three years in preparation for the upcoming World Equestrian Games U.S. Para-Dressage Selection Trials. I hope that as the sport of Para-Dressage continues to grow in the USA that I can continue Jonathan's dreams of growing a strong and thriving Junior/Young Rider Para Dressage Program and also be as great a friend to other athletes and competitor as he was to me. The Jonathan Wentz Scholarship was absolutely invaluable to me as it helped me be able to travel to the Florida CPEDI3* this year by covering part of the shipping costs across the country."
Sydney will be showing Willi Wesley and NTEC Cuplee at the Selection Trials June 2-5, 2014. Collier acknowledges, "I would like to say a huge thank you to Victoria and the entire Dugan family in Texas for their incredible generosity in allowing me to ride their fabulous horse Willi Wesley. Willi Wesley is a 14 -year old German Sporthorse living at the North Texas Equestrian Center. He has trained and competed up through the Grand Prix level. Besides being a fabulous mover and absolutely drop dead handsome he has the most wonderful and tender heart and soul. My body is not always the easiest to work with and he has been able to adjust and work with my different cues and compensatory aids without missing a beat. I would also like to thank Kai Handt for opening his training facility to me to work with Willi while I was in the Texas area. Finally, to all my sponsors I am so incredibly grateful for being a part of Team ParaQuest."
About the 2014 USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National Championship and Para-Dressage Selection Trials:
The 2014 calendar year has been one of the most competitive years in history for U.S. Para-Dressage. The 2014 USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National Championship and Para-Dressage Selection Trials for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™ (WEG) will show case that. The Trials/ National Championship will be held June 2-5, 2014, at the USET Foundation Headquarters in Gladstone, NJ. Twenty-four horse and rider combinations were recently invited from Grades Ia, Ib. II, III, and IV. Riders had through May 31, 2014, to qualify. Athletes will be vying for not only a spot on the U.S. WEG Para-Dressage Team but the championship titles of the year. Riders have through the end of May to continue to qualify for this event. The ground jury includes President Kristi Wysocki (4*) USA, Adrienne Pot (3*) USA, and David Schmutz (4*) USA. The 2014 USEF Para-Equestrian Dressage National Championship and Para-Dressage Selection Trials is managed by Connie Davenport.
About the Jonathan Wentz Memorial Scholarship Fund:
The Jonathan Wentz Scholarship Fund was established to continue the dream of Paralympian Jonathan Wentz; to advance High Performance Para Dressage in the USA by supporting and encouraging USA Para Dressage Young Riders to set the goal of International competition.
At age 13, Jonathan set the goal of riding for the USA in the Paralympics. At age 16, he established a plan and budget to achieve his dream. At the age of 21, Jonathan was able to achieve his dream of riding for Team USA in the 2012 London Paralympics earning the highest placing of all USA equestrians that competed in London. Another goal of Jonathan's was to develop a Para Dressage Young Rider program to help grow and improve Para Dressage in the USA. His scholarship fund will be used to offset the cost of YR Championships and International competition for Para Dressage Young Rider's and to encourage their participation enabling them to excel in their sport.
Scholarship funds will go toward assisting USA Para Dressage High Performance Young Riders (ages 16-25 within the competition year), who are actively competing in 3* and above International Para Dressage competitions, and have qualified for the U.S. YR Para Championships.
Funds shall be awarded to help offset competition expenses up to $1,000.00 per competition to help cover entry and other fees including stabling and/or shipping (must be greater than 500 miles one way) costs for competition.
Guidelines for Application of Jonathan Wentz Scholarship Fund:
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USA athletes must submit a Jonathan Wentz Memorial Scholarship Application with expenses itemized, along with a copy of completed entry forms, invoices and/or receipts for consideration of scholarship funds, along with a list of their competition highlights, competition goals and competition plan/schedule for the current and future 2 years. (Example; 2013- 2014, 2015 -2016)
Scholarship funds are intended for direct payment of specific competition expenditures, entry fees, stabling, and/or shipping only. Checks made out to athlete or immediate family for reimbursement will require a completed W-9, and will be subject to approval. Scholarship funds may be awarded for a maximum of two CPEDI3* events per competition year or the YR Para Championships & one CPEDI3* with a maximum of $1,000.00 awarded per competition. Grants are subject to the approval of the USPEA board. Funds will be awarded based on "own horse" (according to FEI Para definition), distance to competition, number of competitions athlete is planning to attend in 2-year competition period, competition record, number of applicants and/or funds available.
Jonathan Wentz Memorial Perpetual Trophy
This trophy was established in memory of Paralympian Jonathan Wentz, to recognize a USA Para Equestrian ATHLETE (includes Para Dressage, Para Driving, Para Vaulting, Para Jumping, and Para Reining) who has competed and excelled in multiple International Competitions and received scores that contributed to the USA Individual and/or Team ranking on the FEI ranking list during the competition year. This individual has also served as a role model in advancing the sport in the USA, and educating the public on the discipline.
Paralympian Jonathan Wentz, at the age of sixteen established a plan to achieve his goal of representing his country at the Paralympics. Toward that goal he tirelessly trained and competed as a high performance Para Dressage athlete for the USA. He tenaciously pursued his goal while working to improve his sport through serving on USEF committees, giving riding demonstrations, public speaking and mentoring new riders. Jonathan felt it was extremely important for the growth of the sport for Para Equestrian High Performance athletes, to be recognized as athletes without regard to their disability, to be viewed parallel to Olympians. To achieve this level a Para Equestrian must be committed to training & competing consistently at the highest level, like their Olympic counterparts. It also requires a commitment to improving the sport and educating the public on all Para Equestrian disciplines.
The Jonathan Wentz Memorial Perpetual Trophy recognizes the USA Athlete's excellence in competitive Para Equestrian sport at the International level. This award honors USA athletes who serve as a role model for their sport and it commends those equestrians who help to advance Para Equestrian sport in the United States.
(This trophy was established by the USPEA to be given annually** at the USEF annual convention. There will be a perpetual trophy created for the names of the recipients. Disciplines not yet established are listed looking toward future growth in Para Equestrian High Performance disciplines. **The award will be given annually, if there is an athlete that meets the criteria.)
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Inspect your feet every morning and evening. This is the most important part of your foot care. Use a mirror or have someone look at your feet for you if you can't see every part of them well. You can also use a hand mirror or magnifying mirror attached to the bathroom wall near the baseboard to inspect your feet. Use the checklist for daily foot exams to make sure you carefully examine your feet each day.
Wash your feet daily. Post the steps for proper foot-washing in your bathroom. Refer to the steps when you wash your feet so that proper foot-washing becomes a habit every day.
Wear shoes and socks that fit well. Soft shoes that have good support and that fit well (such as tennis shoes) are best for your feet. Use the checklist for shoes that fit well when you buy new shoes. Break in new shoes slowly by wearing them for a few hours each day and increasing the hours each week. Wear socks without seams.
Protect your feet from injury. Before you put on your shoes, check for any foreign objects, such as stones, or rough spots inside your shoes or objects pushing through the soles. Inspect your feet for blisters, cuts, or scrapes after a few hours of a new activity, such as hiking or skiing. Post the list of precautions to protect your feet in your closet near your shoes.
Have your feet checked during each office visit. Your doctor may notice a foot problem you may have missed. Take off your shoes and socks while you are waiting in the exam room. This will help remind your doctor to check your feet. Write down any minor problems or questions you may have about foot care to discuss at your office visit.
Get early treatment for foot problems. Call your doctor even for minor foot problems, unless you have already learned from how to handle these problems. Your doctor may refer you to a foot specialist (podiatrist) if special treatment is needed. A serious problem can develop from what seems like a minor irritation. You can help prevent a foot problem. If a foot problem develops, you need to seek care early.
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Location: Chirripó National Park, Costa Rica
Team: Maxwell Cunningham and Mike Kaplan
Purpose: rock sampling
Start Date: June 5-June 25, 2014
Many tropical mountains have the same shape—steep, rugged slopes capped by wide, flat summits. Were these landscapes shaped by tectonic forces from below? Or by intense glacial erosion from above? Graduate student Maxwell Cunningham and scientist Mike Kaplan are collecting glacial debris from Costa Rica's 12,000-foot Cerro Chirripó to test their idea that mountain glaciers carved Chirripó's peak into the shape we see today, similar to beveled summits in Taiwan, Papua New Guinea and Uganda.


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